Next Annual Conference takes place in Hull
The 18th Annual ISDR Conference will be hosted by the University of Hull, UK, June 24-26, 2012 . The theme of the conference is "People, Progress and Environmental Protection."
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ISDRS
The International Sustainable Development Research Society (ISDRS) aims to foster and communicate the importance of sustainable development in a global society. The society is a coalition of academic researchers, teachers, government, non-governmental organisations and industry. It promotes inter- and transdisciplinary research and education for sustainable development.
The society builds upon the 17 year history of the International Sustainable Development Research Conference and its associated journals. The International Sustainable Development Research Society was announced at the Helsinki conference in 2005 and was formally launched in Hong Kong 2006. The conference continues to be hosted annually in different countries. In 2007 it was held in Västerås (Sweden), in 2008 in New Delhi (India) and in 2009 it took place in Utrecht (The Netherlands). In 2010 the 16th annual conference was held in Hong Kong (China) and the 17th was held in New York (USA) 2011. The upcoming conference 2012 will be held in the Hull, UK, 24-26th of June. Most Welcome!
As an open and inclusive society, our vision is to establish a forum where diverse research communities
can come together creating a transparent dialogue on key problems, issues, initiatives, policies and
strategies needed to make progress on sustainable development a reality.
The International Sustainable Development Research Society aims to promote collaboration and dialogue
of a high quality, building bridges between different research communities. We hope to build bridges
between research and its applications in society. We promote collaboration between communities in
developed and developing countries. This is achieved through involving all stakeholders and we invite
you to become part of this growing and vibrant research.
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